Hi Team,
I am getting the below error for a filesystem usage monitor on a linux server which is added in Nagios via NCPA. I have checked the server but the filesystem exist on it. This was working before as I am able to see old data and recently this issue happened.
UNKNOWN: The node (/sapmnt/BHD) requested does not exist. You may be trying to access the / node.
what is the reason for this issue and how this can be fixed.
Regards,
Preethu
UNKNOWN: The node requested does not exist.
Re: UNKNOWN: The node requested does not exist.
Hi Preethu,
Could you run the following command on the server in question and provide the results:
Thanks and Best Regards,
Keith
Could you run the following command on the server in question and provide the results:
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find /sapmnt/ -maxdepth 1 -ls Keith
Re: UNKNOWN: The node requested does not exist.
Hi Keith,
I have seen the same issue on another linux server
UNKNOWN: The node (/sapmnt/PQ1) requested does not exist. You may be trying to access the / node. on <node name> Disk Usage on /sapmnt/PQ1 is UNKNOWN.
And I run the command you have given (attached the output).
Regards,
Preethu
I have seen the same issue on another linux server
UNKNOWN: The node (/sapmnt/PQ1) requested does not exist. You may be trying to access the / node. on <node name> Disk Usage on /sapmnt/PQ1 is UNKNOWN.
And I run the command you have given (attached the output).
Regards,
Preethu
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Re: UNKNOWN: The node requested does not exist.
Hi Preethu,
It looks like the /sapmnt mount point is world readable however it appears you have a problem with filesystems being mounted there. You might want to look through the logs and dmesg output and see if there is anything that indicates a cause. Ultimately this is something you're probably going to have to figure out with your sysadmin/storage teams.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Keith
It looks like the /sapmnt mount point is world readable however it appears you have a problem with filesystems being mounted there. You might want to look through the logs and dmesg output and see if there is anything that indicates a cause. Ultimately this is something you're probably going to have to figure out with your sysadmin/storage teams.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Keith
Re: UNKNOWN: The node requested does not exist.
Hi Keith,
Thanks for the update.
You can close the thread.
Regards,
Preethu
Thanks for the update.
You can close the thread.
Regards,
Preethu